The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-08
PERSONALS.

/ Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Guy were IN 'o*h ''@'
Monday.
,., w. II. Fitz- Gerald returned ffo"
chorlcs,on the latter part of last week.
Tom Hall, who has been visiting III '"e
country, returned the first of the wees'
ur Gam. Vile went up to Memphis last
,foraav morning, returning Monday night
Miss Ruthic Jones is visiting friends NJ
| ror.ar.o mis- week. We wish her pleasant
stay.
, Miss Matiie Ballard, who has been spend-
ing several days in Batesville, returned last
Sunday night.
Niss Wet Tones LETT Tuesday morning for
Oakland and will be absent several Gays
visiting friends.
Miss Eva Bailey, of Memphis, is In the
city, the guest of Mrs. ]. w. Berry. Wewish
her pleasant stay
Moior Writ Adams, special State Revenue
Agent. was in the city several daysthis week
on official business.
Cant r. II. Turner returned from the
country the fore part of the week, and looks
much improved in health.
Mr.. W. NJ. Roane, of the Oxford bar, spent
several days in our city last week, Visiting
his brother Judge A. I. Roane.
Miss Susie Baker, pretty young lady OF
IN, ritv Sunday night
last, and has entered the G. CT.
The genial Jim Rucks, one OF the biggest
salesmer on the road, had his samples dis
PLAYED in Grenada last Monday.
We had the pleasure of meeting IN our city
last Tuesday morning, Dir. John W. Wright.
n prominent physician Of Sardfs.
Mr.. A, G. Dubard. of Lefiore Station, was
in Grenada Sunday, and went up to Mem
phis Monday morning, and spent the day.
Mr.. l.. I.Branum formerly Of Grenada but
now of Jackson, Tenn, was in our city last
Tuesday. He returned Friday morning.
Mr.. Dixie stephens, of Slate Springs, was
in Grenada last Tuesday, en-route for Mem
phis where he will attend a Commercial
College.
After several days visit to friends in this
city. Miss Lizzie Kelly, winsome young
lady, left for her home in Winona last Tues
day night.
Miss Mamie Deloacf, one of the prettiest
and most charming young ladies ofour coun-
e.. Ia, ait Io1- weak
visiting relatives.
Miss Yetta Weiner, after spending couple
of weeks in our city visiting the family of
Mr.. Julius Ash, returned to her home in WI
mona Thursday last.
The charming Miss Florence Bledsoe, after
several months yiai. In the eastern part OF
the state. returned Friday night 30th ult.,
much to the delight of numerous friends.
We were much pleased to see Mr.. Jim.
Smith out on the streets again Thursday, af-
ter Il months serious illness. He looks quite
sh'dowy, but we trust will soon be himself
once more.
Our popular Young friend, Sidney Long,
left for the Lone star State "Wednesday
morning last, and will reside there in the
future. Sid, old boy, we wish you every
possible success.
Miss Fanny Baker, one of Duck Hills
pretty favoritcs, is visiting her brother a
few miles north of Grenada Miss Fanny is
always welcome where taste and intelligence
fourish.-Ducli H'li Furnace.
Mr.. VIII :. Williams ono of Grcnada's
enterprising young farmers brought In on
two wagons last week at Une tiine nineteen
on the other. Huw's that for high?
One of Grenada's most charming and ac-
compiishcd young ladies, Miss Jcttie Donnan
who has been absent for several weeks, vis-
iting at Vicksburg, Mississippi City and
elsewhere, returned Saturday night last.
Mr.. Jno. S. Hord, young gentleman from
Alabama, is now ''tarmar- slrotist" at Bran
um & Goodwin's. vice Mr.. Beard, gone to
New York. They spell it 'rharmaccutist, !"
but the sound is just the same as the above
rendition.
A. r. Roane d Son are receiving and OPEN
ing up Il stock of general hardware In the
building between panum& Goodwin and
McCorl eco. Mr.. s, A. Lacock, one of the
best hardware men IN the State will be found
with them.
Misses Grace Cowles and Willie Young,
after spending several weeks in Kentucky
and Tennossee, returned Friday night last.
Two of our most cultured young ladies, we
are glad to note their return, and trust their
trip was pleasant one.
Mr.. Geo. II, Lipscomb, State Secretary Of
the Y. NJ. c. A.. was in this city last Satur-
day and Sunday, and conducted services
ut the Associations room sunday evening.
Mr.. Lipscomb has many friends here who
are always glad to welcome him to our little
city.
Mr.. +. q. Beard, who has been in the en-
ployo Messrs Branum & Goodwin for sew
cral months, left during the latter part of the
week for New York MIR. Beard Is not only
!" splendid young man socially, but IN u
business sense, being one of the most eff :
Client druggists for his age we have ever met.
We heartily recommend him to any who
may need his services.
Mr. j. Tai Thomas has been down In beat
five on Il double-barreled H1ission--to register
the bear and deer, and try tokill some votes,